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Maharlika Islands has Maharlikan, Latinizko English as its official language with Dutch, Spanish, German, French, Thai, Hidni, Mandarin, Japanese, Korean, Tagalog, Arabic as minority languages.
Maharlikan: n. A language used by people from Maharlika Islands (especially in the capital

"Maruladsaratayo), it sounds like Thai when spoken however its words and grammar are based in Tagalog, Hiligaynon, Latin, Spanish and English.
Latinizko: n. A language used by people from Maharlika Islands (especially in Kanami Island), it sounds like Russian when spoken however its words and grammar are based Tagalog, Latin, English, French, Italian, German and Dutch. "

Have you actually created a grammar and dictionary for these languages?

The rejistanian national language is rejistanian.

Rejistania wrote:Have you actually created a grammar and dictionary for these languages?

The rejistanian national language is rejistanian.

I haven't still made proper grammar and a dictionary for these languages but I'm going to start soon.

Latin is the official spoken and written language of Novus Niciae. With all official government business and announcements and signs being made in Latin as well as it being taught as a compulsory unit in our primary and secondary education systems.

English, Japanese, Chinese, Korean and Tagalog are also widely used and television is transmitted with multiple audio streams dubbing the content in these languages as well as Latin.

90% of our citizens are bi-lingual in Latin and some other language.
5% speak Latin exclusively and the rest speak some other language and are required to attend free education centres to attain a basic understanding of spoken (or written in the case of the deaf) Latin at a minimum.

Our language is Jark'Tlun, and it is similar to English in sound, but is written differently. Most citizens don't learn to write English.

The great nation of Rowuka-Cho speaks the language Choese, the people here have been speaking this language for over 2 milleniums so far. the wonderful educators of Rowuka-Cho will be more than happy to teach it to you in the city of Domise', (population: 21,432) for the really cheap price of 200 Xila.($20.00 in american countries)

In the United Socialist States of Raska and Zeta we speak Serbian in the north and Russian in the south of the nation.

Our language is Warken, i have wrote a dictionary and grammer book on MSWord. It is a modified version of Russian and Icelandic.

We speak Imerian which is based upon Swedish, Norwegian and Danish

The official languages of Swilatia are English and Polish, and many Swilatians also speak a foreign language.

Please see our factbook for this info, link below

Please post atleast 1 phrase of the language your country officially uses
Latinizko: Bittezki postes unas prasas di linguvahe tur nationezki opijal.

Note: Latinizko is used more than Maharlikan

In the Grand Duchy of Batonville people speak Tudanesian. (Tudanesca). It's a language based on Spanish, a bit Esperanto, Dutch and just imagination. I'm bussy with making a grammar book.

Translation: I pru Ertoga de Batonville pru pepolas parleche Tudanesca. Pru eseche un vicpana qebasar a vicpanaí Espangholaí, un peù vicpanaí Esperantaí, vicpanaí Ollandesaí e imaghino. Mi es bazut vec pru prepara de un gramatiko-libro.

Batonville wrote:In the Grand Duchy of Batonville people speak Tudanesian. (Tudanesca). It's a language based on Spanish, a bit Esperanto, Dutch and just imagination. I'm bussy with making a grammar book.

Translation: I pru Ertoga de Batonville pru pepolas parleche Tudanesca. Pru eseche un vicpana qebasar a vicpanaí Espangholaí, un peù vicpanaí Esperantaí, vicpanaí Ollandesaí e imaghino. Mi es bazut vec pru prepara de un gramatiko-libro.

Heh x)

Simple Bladian

English, although there is a Scandinavian minority who speak Scandinavian languages.

Because of Hemenster's near-isolation from the British Isles for centuries, regional dialects of English have developed around Hemenster, especially in the countryside. The vast majority of Hemenstrians speak standard "Oxford" English, but many rural areas also have their own dialects which have evolved from Old and Middle English and some with Norman French.

The official and primary language is English, but the Gwynnic people, who were driven about 1500 years ago to the west and northern borders by the invading Chelts (not Celts) still speak their traditional language of Gwynnic in their communities. Gwynnic is a recognised language, but not an official one.

A sentence in Gwynnic would be: Hwyð yn gváryn craeg, dae hwyð siéred a hroek ev maechyn. (I am very tired, and I feel like going to sleep.)

(OOC: it's supposed to sound like a mix of Welsh and Icelandic lol)

Try searching next time. There are literally a dozen of these threads.

Maraquean, Cuerakian, Atrulian, English, and more recently Rejistanian.

English. We speak English, and we are proud of that fact!

Required Languages:

English, Spanish, Italian, Latin, and Greek

Since Joojooflop is a nation that was put together very quickly by exiles and immigrants, English is the main lingua franca.

English and French are our official languages, although English is preferred by the majority.
Some other recognized languages include Chinese, Japanese, Hindusanti, Spanish, and various others

The official language of the Hodori Archipelago is Hodoran.

The official language of Birnadia is English.

German is the official language
Russian is understood by the older population
there is a Slavic minority so Slavic languages are spoken (Polish, Czech, Slovakian, Croatian , Serbian, and Bulgarian)